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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are in the world.

Let's get out on the high wire.

Okay, once again, I changed the show at the very last minute because I've been doing a lot of

traveling. I was in Mississippi and West Virginia and I'm reading articles and it hit me.

We are staring right into the face of a brand new false flag.

Now, what is a false flag?

Just very quickly, I sort of want to give you the definition from Wikipedia.

Take a look at this. Do we have the definition?

I see hands over there like this. Okay, here we go.

The definition of a false flag by Wikipedia, the contemporary term false flag,

describes covert operations that are designed to deceive in such a way that activities appear

as though they are being carried out by individual entities, groups or nations other than those

who actually planned and executed them. Okay, so for instance, really the term false flag came from

pirate ships. Back in the day, a pirate ship would fly the flag of, you know, who they were trying

to attack and act like they were one of them and come up and then jump on board and take in

loot everything that they had there. But now we talk about false flags as though when we

fake and encounter where we're under attack and we're under siege and all of that to try and

get people inspired to get behind a war or something like that to get our government and people to

support our government going into a war. But what I want to point out is there's a brand new type

of false flag. What if it isn't some foreign entity? What if it, you know, what if we're not trying

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